I know guilt as serving its purpose as an equally valid messenger to love.I know guilt as serving its purpose as coming out of unconditional love and reflecting its polar opposite.I know guilt as serving its purpose in allowing me to realize my preference for love.

I prefer love as I do not judge.I prefer love as I do not divide that which is one into right and wrong.I prefer love as I recognise all-that-is as valid expressions of the infinite creation.I prefer love as I am free to create the reality I prefer.No blame. Freedom.No shame. Validation.No division. Unity.Know Judgement. Preference: Love.

Are you afraid of the dark? I was. Afraid... that there might be something within the unknown darkness which could conquer me, something I wouldn't be able to handle, something that might even obliterate my very existence. Then, I chose to face my fear and ventured into the darkness. The imaginations generated by my fear were partly true: There was conquest and obliteration – not of myself, but rather of the fear itself. I remained – in the recognition that the belief of being conquered was not representative of who I choose to be. Of course, this example is analogous to any and all fears. I am understanding that by getting to the core of the belief which generates the fear – by going into the darkness to investigate – the fear itself vanishes. This simply means there really is no reason to be afraid of fear. Rather, fear may be befriended as an indication mechanism for when a belief is out of alignment with who one prefers to be. A spiritual viewpoint emphasizes the realization that we are eternal spirits – simultaneously existing as individuated consciousness as well as one single unified consciousness. [1] Therefore, anything which ever can be found in the darkness of the unknown is another aspect of oneself. As I can choose to make a friend of myself in order to learn and grow, there is no point in being afraid of myself. Since no matter how obscure and unfamiliar the unknown aspect is, it can eventually also be integrated within my individuated consciousness through experience.

Existence as a point of view,immortal life – just what you doreminds of what you always knew.Who lives to claim that this ain't true?

The One is All the All is One,the re-collection has begun.

The All is One it may be seenas droplets form a river's stream.Al-onely being – many faces,refractions of the whole,watching itself in different pacesfrom angles of the soul.

The One is All holographic ocean,each drop contains in this commotiona universal sense of self, in-divisibly a-part.The infinite is found withinlimitation – the eternal twin,the whole expressing through yourself, the grandest piece of art.

What you reap is what you sow,each action is redeemed.Intention brings about the flow,now real what was once dreamed.Reflections in this world, you see – they're just your solemn stare,as expectation drops – a smile, as love is everywhere.Conditions chain the absolute, it's now to cast them down –the power to respond a-life shall be your highest crown.

The constant is a steady changeas stars combust and grow.Only these laws remain with youas far as you may go.

It is said that certain people have an issue with authority. I didn't – until I understood what authority in the modern sense of domination means. Luckily, I was raised to be fairly self-responsible. While my school was quite liberal, I still went through the standard Western European education system, where reward and punishment are given according to one's willingness to align with authority – the teacher, taught knowledge and accepted ways of knowing. The promise of finishing school was to study at a university and ultimately become well-integrated within society through a respectable job. As it happened, the university I studied with never required me to have a high-school diploma – and I certainly wouldn't want to find myself among the commonly respected professions of allopathic doctors, lawyers or apologetic professors defending an obsolete world-view. [1] Afterwards, I enrolled in the Austrian military as a conscript. Neither training nor duty were particularly harsh, but this is certainly not the place to second-guess your superiors. Also, it gave me first-hand experience of a tightly-knit system, where everything is either in or an order. However, since no national defence requirement can reasonably be established with neither the population nor the army itself, such orders' purpose is clearly missing. It is perfect example of a structure which might serve the interests of a few generals and politicians through foreign deployments but provides no practical benefit for society at large. [2] The promise of completing my service was that I wouldn't be prosecuted for evading it and would be recognised as a contributing adult – at least the former could be kept. Thereafter, I worked with different people and had various tasks. When working towards something I believed in, the promise of success had been that I could realise visions through the application of worldly power. The projects didn't come to fruition because my superiors ultimately lacked competence – and I meanwhile discovered that all substantial progress is only to be made within. When working for money, the promise of being a loyal company employee is to have so-called financial stability in order to live in relative material wealth, maybe even surviving long enough to experience retirement. However, I couldn't feign interest in the overall purpose longer than a few months nor properly apply my abilities. A company usually requires individuals who function and obey rather than question the underlying assumptions it is built on. So as it turns out, all the implicit promises ever made by a hierarchical structure were either fraudulent or simply represent something I am not interested in any longer. For those who hope to take relief from self-responsibility through the adoption of external order, these structures might well serve their purpose of control. Whether educational system, army or company: Submission – whether to accepted knowledge, orders, money or ideology – is always required. Now, I do have an issue with those who seek authority over others – and I also understand the simple method to individual empowerment so domination may become a distant notion of the past.